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Thousands Of Gmail Users Suffer Account Wipe-Out
Google is yet to identify what caused the loss of around 150,000 Gmail accounts on Sunday
Vodafone: Disasters Include Theft!
Peter Judge is a bit confused by Vodafone's disingenuous statements on its network service problems earlier today
Apple Design Guru Considers Move To UK
Jony Ive's desire to move back to the UK could force Apple's board to make its working policies more flexible
Cloud Computing To Boost European Recovery
Cloud computing will generate billions of pounds in revenues and cost savings for European organisations, according to an EMC report
Amazon Targets Complex Clouds With AWS CloudFormation
Amazon has simplified the development of cloud applications with the arrival of AWS CloudFormation
IBM Ousts HP To Regain Server Top Spot
Gartner has revealed that IBM regained the number one spot in the server market during the fourth quarter
Stock Exchange Blames Data Dissemination For Outage
London traders lost valuable trading time after the London Stock Exchange experienced a five-hour outage
Racemi Migrates Across VMware, Xen And Hyper-V
DynaCenter automates movement of server images across or between different virtualisation hypervisors
New Assault On MS Office From Google Appsperience
Google has taken another shot at Microsoft's Office with the Appsperience channel programme and Cloud Connect
Government Wants Open Standards For IT Procurement
A Cabinet Office policy note has revealed the desire for open standards during IT procurement processes
Business Worried About Virtual Disaster Recovery
Hybrid virtualised environments are causing businesses backup and recovery concerns reports Acronis
Parallels Names New Boss And Discusses SMB Cloud Strategy
Parallels has named a new CEO and it outlined its strategy to bring the Cloud to the SMB market
IDC Sees Slowing Growth Of PC Processor Shipments
IDC has reported a slowdown in PC processor shipments in Q4, but Intel still leads the market
Cloud Jobs And Profits Could Shower The UK – Report
But Germany, France and Italy will do better out of the cloud, according to EMC Consulting's report
Assange Slams ‘Rubber-Stamp’ Extradiction Decision
Julian Assange has gone on the offensive after a British Judge approved his extradition to Sweden
IBM Shows The Two Faces Of Social Media
Social media makes your company all nice and warm inside, and brutally analytic and competitive outside, according to IBM's Sandy Carter
Cisco’s Cloud Email Service Killed Off Just One Year In
Despite cloud buzz, Cisco has terminated its hosted email service because of customer disinterest
Gartner Predicts Inflection Point For Data Warehousing
Gartner analysts predict growth and consolidation for the data-warehousing market in 2011
Enterprise Mobility Demand Underestimated By IT
Forrester Research warns that IT managers and vendors are ignoring mobile "wannabes" and "mavericks"
QFabric Network Pitches Juniper Against Cisco
Juniper's QFabric networking architecture collapses the traditional three-layer data centre infrastructure
Recession Improves Workforce Punctuality
A new survey has found that more workers are getting to work on time because of the recession
Mobile Industry Engulfed In Chip ‘Core Wars’, Analyst Warns
Intel, ARM, Nvidia are contributing to the 'Core Wars' in the mobile chip sector, an analyst has warned
Daxten Cuts Energy Costs With Curtains
Cages and curtains cut cooling costs in the data centre, says Daxten
ASHRAE Says Data Centres Can Get Hotter
Cooling experts ASHRAE's new set of guidelines will turn the heat up in data centres
Containers Could Simplify Data Centre Cooling
Data centre cooling can look complex, but the message on saving energy comes down to a simple one, says Peter Judge
ICO Raps Local Council Over Lost Memory Stick
Cambridgeshire County Council has been found guilty of breaching the Data Protection Act after losing a memory stick
‘Generation Gmail’ Threatens Corporate Data Security
People under the age of 25 send work-related emails from their personal accounts and leak company information
Libya Internet Curfew Could Affect .ly Domains, Possibly
As strife-torn Libya interrupts Internet access, bit.ly users worry about the fate of their URL shortening service
Microsoft Eases Development For Windows Azure
Microsoft is hoping to ease developer access for the Windows Azure cloud computing platform